Overview
- Sources say the agreement guarantees more than $11 million for 2026–27 and is pending a physical, with exact figures not yet disclosed.
- The settlement ends a potential hearing after the sides filed at $4.5 million (player) and $4.0 million (team).
- The contract spans his first two arbitration seasons, leaving him eligible again in 2028 before potential free agency in 2029.
- Pasquantino’s 2025 performance featured 32 home runs, 113 RBIs and 160 games played, strengthening his bargaining position.
- Leaguewide arbitration hearings are down to no more than 14 after recent deals, while Kansas City still faces a possible case with Kris Bubic ($6.15 million vs. $5.15 million).